A Great National Park for Georgia
The piece argues for a federally established large recreation park in North Georgia covering Habersham Towns Rabun Fannin Lumpkin and White counties with national forest lands. It advocates highway development to access the park and suggests bond-supported road building to attract year round tourism and boost state wealth.
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Georgia
United States
Habersham
Towns
Rabun
Fannin
Lumpkin
White Counties
North Georgia
Catsills
White Mountains
Georgia Mountains
North Carolina
Tennessee
Forestry Commission
Georgia Good Roads Association
Central
South Georgia
Disturbing Influences and Productivity Decline
A dated admonition warns that minor distractions erode concentration and progress. It argues continual focus and willpower are needed to resist last night’s entertainments, prevent mind wandering, and maintain steady performance at work.
Mathieg's Cook Book The proof of the pudding is in the eat ing
The remark The proof of the pudding is in the eating appears as a caption or saying linked to Mathieg's Cook Book. The line highlights a culinary adage tied to the book's content and dining ideas.
Family Desserts and Simple Pudding Recipes From Old Cookbook
Family desserts offer wholesome options for children with dishes like Drain a can of peaches with tapioca. Prepare a peach tapioca bake with sugar and salt, using peaches as a lining, then bake and serve with cream. Cracker Custard Pudding combines cracker crumbs with milk eggs vanilla and lemon, baked and finished with meringue and vanilla sauce. Coffee Jelly With Cream uses gelatin and coffee, chilled and unmolded, served with whipped cream.
English Surgeons Urge Weekly Exercise Drive
Sir Harold Stiles of Edinburgh and Sir James Cantlie of London urge increased physical activity among adults. Cantlie promotes calisthenics for those over 40, while Stiles backs golf and regular weekly exercise as vital for health. They note Americans are more robust due to eating habits and advocate exercise for middle aged workers.
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Harold Stiles
Regius
University of Edinburgh
Royal College of Surgeons
American College of Surgeons
Philadelphia
Sir Harold
James Cantlie
London
Sir James
James
Harold
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Man Requests Scorching Hair at Barber Shop
A man enters a barber shop and asks about scorching hair. The barber quotes 25 cents, and the patron offers to supply his own scorcher, wax tapers, at a penny each. He explains he was scorched two months earlier and recalls a barber offering scorcher taps for 25 cents.
Alluring Offer to Workmen in Russia Told by Bryce
James Bryce relates a tale from Russia about workers who print ruble notes and face bread scarcity. The Soviet government promised after completing official hours they could work extra hours for themselves, bribing printers to accept the refrain from strikes.
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Europe
James Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Viscount Bryce
New York Evening Post
Pineapple Products Expand to Cans and New Beverages
Pineapple growers in Hawaii shift to canned, crushed, or grated fruit for sodas and sundaes. Pineapple pie made with the processed fruit praised. Prohibition boosts soft drink demand as a St. Louis brewery launches carbonated coffee and tea beverages.
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Hawaii
St. Louis
The Main Thing
An Old Darky at Revival Admits Many Sins But Claims He Has Not Lost His Religion In a Western Christian Advocate verse anecdote the speaker recounts past misdeeds yet insists his faith remains intact and guiding.
Steel Frame House Experiments In Ohio City
Builders in an Ohio city experiment with residences framed in steel. The steel frames are anchored to foundations and designed for rapid construction and durability. The project explores seismic resistance and versatile design options for future housing.
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Ohio City
Announcement of Candidacy for Superior Court Judge
F H Saffold announces candidacy for Judge of the Superior Courts in the Middle Circuit ahead of the upcoming primary. He states the race is subject to the primary process and signs the formal notice.
Hardeman Runs for Judge of Superior Courts Middle Circuit
Public notice announces R N Hardeman's candidacy for the office of Judge of Superior Courts in the Middle Judicial Circuit. The statement is formal and respectful, naming the candidate and office sought.
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Superior Courts
Middle Judicial Circuit
R. N. Hardeman
J A L Glaze Nominated For Representative From Georgia
Waycross and Hebardsville residents announce J A L Glaze as a candidate under the white primary rules. He urges women to guard morality and monitor corrupt politicians who threaten civil sovereignty. Mentions Toombs County ballot theft and cites a biblical verse as rallying language. Speaking dates to be announced.
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Waycross
Hebardsville
J. A. L. Glaze
America
Toombs
Vidalia Lodge K of P Meets Tuesdays in Hall on Railroad
The Vidalia lodge of the K of P meets every Tuesday night in the hall on Railroad Avenue. Visiting brothers are always welcome. J. B. Ford is captain and R. Ler is keeper of records and seals.
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Railroad Ave
R. Ler
666 Quick Relief Tonic Promoted for Cols and Headaches
An advertisement touts 666 as a fast remedy for colds, constipation, biliousness, and headaches. Descriptions emphasize its tonic quality and quick action.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Health Claim Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as energizing and blood purifying. It claims to restore vitality, brighten cheeks, improve appetite, and notes the tonic contains iron and quinine. The ad asserts it fights malaria and grip germs and highlights a 60 cent price.
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Grove
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Vesta Service
Southern Storage Battery Company
Vidalia, Georgia
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Walker
Mathieg
Mar Werd Umgen Newspaper Union
Judge Middle Circuit
Judge Superior Court
Vidalia Lodge K. OF P
W.E. Walker, Jr
Vidlaia
Deen’s Pharmacy
Brown’s Pharmacy
H. A. Deen
Vidalia
Chevrolet
L. B. Godbee
W.E. Williams
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